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PedalUma reacted to speedub.nate's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with
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I'm not familiar with Dynamic so I assume the former, and almost for sure she's in Eco for what that's worth. Neither of us can... -
PedalUma reacted to PCeBiker's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Haha.
My mid-drive motor has a shift sensor input that uses a hal sensor on the shifter cable to shut down the motor during shifting. I'm not...
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PedalUma replied to the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch?.Is this the type of Bafang HD you like? It is trying way too hard to be Butch as compensation for what does not measure up. Yes, I...
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PedalUma replied to the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch?.I am working on a Specialized Crosstrail with an overhaul today. It is a butch bike. I converted it about six-years-ago. Funny about...
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PedalUma reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
We were talking about brake cutout switches and decelerating on an e-bike with and without them. I need to pedal to downshift. Some...
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PedalUma reacted to Stefan Mikes's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
Stomp, if you pedal full power on a mechanical drivetrain and shift, it ends up with a loud CLUNK, doesn't it. Easing up on the...
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PedalUma reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
What's wrong with wires and hoses inside the handlebars?
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PedalUma reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
I may be taking this comment out of context, Stefan, but I do exactly what you say I don't, and I do it all the time. When I'm slowing...
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PedalUma reacted to RunForTheHills's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
He doesn't like them because he can't hide the wire inside the handlebars.
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PedalUma replied to the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch?.You know how in a sports car going into a turn you can apply the brake with your left toe, the heal on the clutch while you downshift...
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PedalUma reacted to Gionnirocket's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
On a Bafang the overrun time is programmable. I keep it to a minimum but not 0 as it aides in general smoothness when pedal pressure...
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PedalUma reacted to Gionnirocket's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
I slow and quick recover all the time without issue. One of the benefits of 1000w at your disposal. And you can't slow and accelerate...
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PedalUma reacted to 6zfshdb's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
My Pedego has brake cutout levers but I was concerned about an electrical failure. A couple of years ago, as an experiment, I...
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PedalUma reacted to Stefan Mikes's post in the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch? with Like.
Nate, the matter is actually very simple. The throttle has nothing to do with the pedalling. If you pulled brake levers but the throttle...
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PedalUma replied to the thread From Class 2 to Class 1. How "hard" is it to switch?.For me this is exactly correct. You know how you could do a burnout in mom's station wagon when you applied the brake first to get some...
